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by subpixel 4y ago
But this debt is mostly mortgages and most people making the median income don’t have one.
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by subpixel 4y ago
Forgive my very watered-down Buddhism but the realization that desire and ignorance are at the root of suffering was big for me, and a concept that I continually return to. I'm not a practicing Buddhist but I find myself significantly
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by subpixel 4y ago
That’s one bottle of beer. I’d call that light.
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by subpixel 4y ago
That’s going too far. The NYTimes is playing a different game in a different league and a comparison is not apt. I have read really interesting material on Medium and it’s just not enough to make me want to pay to read _any_ content on Medi
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by subpixel 4y ago
I recall a chance to meet someone and buy BC at about a dollar that I dismissed as shady
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by subpixel 4y ago
Electricity prices have jumped about 50% this year in Maine, so the calculations many used when installing heat pumps are way off. https://www.pressherald.com/2022/11/16/power-supply-rates-fo...
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by subpixel 4y ago
Tv documentaries - especially the multi-part ones these days - are just very expensive to produce podcasts that are harder to find time to fit into your life.
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by subpixel 4y ago
It's also interesting to note that both Markdown and AsciiDoc are implementations that are rooted deeply in rendering end-use artifacts like HTML and pdf. In the engineering and technical writing fields where multiple departments have
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by subpixel 4y ago
Key word is "few", which is why AsciiDoc is so frustrating to work with. Not on account of it's own shortcoming, but because so little activity is going on in the community to push it forward or to drive further support. For
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by subpixel 4y ago
Chat Chat Go?
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by subpixel 4y ago
Instapaper
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by subpixel 4y ago
Let’s not split hairs.
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by subpixel 4y ago
It is on them, but they are legion. That matters, because they influence the direction of our society on many levels. It’s not inaccurate to say American culture is a product of a rich and unhappy worldview.
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by subpixel 4y ago
I’m old enough to remember the first iteration of this home control trend: multi-room wired speakers. I can’t count the times when I was in high school and had to let some dad demo their multiple speaker setup. It never worked all that well
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by subpixel 4y ago
I think you’re missing the forest for the trees. Gatsbyjs is as good as dead, but this Valhalla thing has legs, and the Gatsby team (as much of it as they have hired) has deep experience tackling problems around ingesting data from a wide a
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by subpixel 4y ago
I read Disrupted and thought it sounded a mess, though that was not very recently.
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by subpixel 4y ago
My bartender bought a house in the country a decade before I did. All those tax free tips add up over time.
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by subpixel 4y ago
My four year old’s passion for the Paw Patrol “DBD” is a contender :)
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by subpixel 4y ago
This is exactly how Dunkin, McDonalds, and Starbucks operates now that they all have apps. So, the vast majority of coffee places in the US. Order, pay, pickup, done. No tip expected (though nobody stops you).
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by subpixel 4y ago
I re-started my career later still. No matter how low you feel you have sunk, I sank that low, or lower. In my experience it was friends and connections that I mistakenly thought were lost and cold, respectively, that helped me land a role
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by subpixel 4y ago
It’s possible you’re doing it wrong. A bidet is a tool but it doesn’t do _the work_ for you.
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by subpixel 4y ago
I’m a working parent. My children love cleaning the house with myself and my partner, it’s a great game of cooperation. Watching a robot move around, not so much. I have also never wished for a way to change the radio with voice commands. I
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by subpixel 4y ago
If you travel to a country where the trains are all broken or ineffectual does that suggest that train transport is not all its chalked up to be?
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by subpixel 4y ago
I use a bidet. Not a weird toilet attachment, but an actual tool refined over centuries for the express purpose of washing the human undercarriage after each bowel movement. My enthusiasm on this topic borders on Cosmo Kramer territory.
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by subpixel 4y ago
I’m not a Luddite but I feel something like schadenfreude watching people give profit-driven companies access to their private lives for solved problems like “cleaning the floor” and “tuning the radio”.
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by subpixel 4y ago
Facebook is still a thriving host of non-technical communities and classifieds. The features and experience across both of those use cases are constantly being degraded and are user-hostile, but FB is still winning. Something in the vein of
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by subpixel 4y ago
My experience is that the learning curve for piracy has increased quite a bit. IIUC you need some private tracker to reliably source things, something that takes time and connections most people don't have. Despite being strongly motiv
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by subpixel 4y ago
A friend owns a vertically integrated marijuana business. His research says his company alone exceeds the state’s demand. Meanwhile he has half a dozen competitors of equal size and dozens of small operators who retail only.
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by subpixel 4y ago
I have no trash pickup where I live so I bought a used, homemade utility trailer to haul stuff to the dump. A big plus is that I can fill multiple trash cans (I like the old aluminum ones best, as they are so light) and only need to haul on
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by subpixel 4y ago
I’m reminded of the possibly apocryphal story about 30 Rock being the worst-received comedy in German tv history.

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